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LONDON June 1.-THE last Of the Tin,t,,
second aeries Of articles on Parniellism. and
crime, which appeared this morning con- ol,.
e!udes with the statement that the Na,,'
York Council Of tho Fenian Broths,boeoTS eT
has Issued a cirrrlar appealing for iunSs uS
ior 9 "pyTetiC4nic display" in honor TS W
the Queen's Jubilee and REQUESTING i That AZ
ait moneys subscribed for The pnrnoss @
should 81 be addressed to John MurpbV'
treasurer, Postofllce box {, ,2S2. 3. =, =
Inc article continues: "In other words \
a series of dynamite and incendiarv@ @ ons,
RACES is intended. Whether the scbemss
succeed the near future will Disclose |;
What knowledge the Parnellites] ] possesa
OF the character and projects Of the man
who holds such close relations with them @
we shall not here discuss. We will % oniui
add that while the success Of the inoniryj
we have made has surprised our or;rjnaI
expectations, MI. Psrnell has but 10 ssiaa
a finger to obtain far fuller informatinn
upon every point than our partial and
limited opportunities have rendered poa.
Hlnle. - r.
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MANCHESTER, Juno 1.-The Guardian,
in its commercial article to-day, says:
Owing to the holidays but little business
has been done, and last weeks inactivity
is still prominent. The cloth sections re.
port small miscellaneous business.
There have been some offers for fair quail.
tiles Of India staples mostly below the low.
est prices touched, and sellers generally
refused to entertain them. Yarns are in
poor demand. spinners are offering their
production freely at previous rates. The
prospect Of organizing short time move.
ment is not encouraging, but in various
ways the out.turn ofyarn and also Of goods
Ia lessening.
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A wtAH k,inctlnn

MILWAUKEE, June l.-By nm unanimous
vote the mcrchsnts' association Of tho city
today decided to recommend to tho dircc,
tory Of the Chicago, Milwaukee 4 ST. Paul
Company, at its annual meeting on Sat.
urday, that John Plankinton, OF Milwai.
kee, 30 elected president OF tho rond 10
succeed tho late Alexander Mitchell, and
John /. Mitchell as director In place Of
hia iALhnI.
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN, June l.-Miss
Mary Childers, a pretty school teacher o.
Trenton, heard some time ago that John
Mogars had been circulating slanderous
reports concerning her.
She rode across Brook Mountain, dis.
tance OF fifteen miles, and at the muzzle oil
a shotgun forced her traducer to apologize.
Then she published Mogars 40 an inlam.
GUS scoundrel and bad man generally,
and Mogars sent her challenge to fight.
The little woman went to the spot to
meet him, but Mogara failed to show up
and at last accounts Miss Childers was
hunting for him with horseyhip,
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PlrrssuRaH, Pa, June Tho stove
manufacturers of this section held meet.
ing hero to-day and decided to notify the
molders that they could return TO work at
the rate Of wages paid before the recent
lockout, the same to continue during the
year. The non.union patterns have been
withdrawn. Tho stove molders have not
as yet taken any formal action in the mat.
tor, but it iB understood that the PROPOSE.
tion oi tho manufacturers will DO accept.
cd and that tho mon will return 10 work.
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PARIS, juno Clearing away tho
debris from the Bito Of tho Opera Comiquo
waH concluded to-day. No moro bolies
were found. The Temps BAYS the Official
number Ia seventy, OF which fifty have
boen identified. Two wagon loads Of
chnrred Limbs havo beon taken TO the
morguo, n
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bad anybody thought itl The sagac'
;ious London Times actually discovers that
the continued depression Of British indus,
tries is largely due to the Interstate Com
merce act We were aware that on thit
aide Of the Atlantic many crying evili
were to be attributed to that legislation
but this is the first intimstion that the
wave of disaster had touched the Other
shore. And what is to be thought Of thai
national policy which exposes the cspital
and the labor Of land to be stricken by
the internal regulations Of other coun
triea2 -sE-..
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Killed by lsussIan Robbers,

LONDON, June Twelve hundred toni
miners at Bachmut, Russia, who arc out
on strike, attempted to rob a brewery
owned by firm Of EnRlishmen. Fifty
English workmen attached 10 the brewery
mounted horsea and resisted the attack oi
the strikers. During the fight which oc.
Cured three oi tho workmen were killed.
Many Of the strikers, who nre all Russians
hnyG been arrested. The conflict waa
ended before military aid arrived.
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COnl Tlrnlon COnnlsiel.

Special Dispaich 10 The Intellioelter.
PAKxERsBURG, June 1.-The Orrell Coal
Company, Of Newburg and Baltimore,
have completed their coal ipples here
and they are now in full operation. One
tow oil coal has been transferred from the
baltimore q Ohio to the boats, forty.liv ve
thousand bushels, and shipped to Ironton,
Ohio, to be used there in the shops. Not
leas than one million bushels will be trans
Ierred at these tipples every year and
probably twice rs much. Parkersburp
Ia to be the Orrell Company'B chipping
point to all points West and South,
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All. 1lisrel

ToLEpo, June 1.-The feeling ia strong
hero that the the Toledo cadets we're un.
Justly treated In tho national drill al
Washington, whore they were given rev-
enth place. They were received with an
ovation to-day on their return. The tri.
State association, whose fair occurs hero
next September, otlers to back tho cadets
against tho Loma1 Rifles for s., 900 aide,
the drill TO occur at tho fair.
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MIssgAroLls, June IA special from
Winnepes says: Premier Norquay yestcr'
day asanred deputation which called on
him that the railroad to the boundary
would he built without delay. and that
the 6rBt sod would be tnrned In about
three weeks. The success Of the ncccs'
sary loan Ia auured.
Mr.. scarth, who Representa- Winnepei
In the Dominion Parliament, remained 81
lent during tho recent debate on tho mo.
j nopoly question. This inCensed hii Bup-
!. n;f.ei5; who meet this afternoon 10 dc.
Inand bis immediate reslgnasl0D, -~-j-si:, 50
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LONDON, June l.-While n quadrille was
being performed in tho Wild West show
to-day, "Bnck" Taylor was thrown from
his horse: The animal bolted and c.usb.
Cd the rider against the can,le OF another
horses saddle. Taylor foil to the ground
and sustained q compound fracture OF the
hospital, ~ . 3
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CRY OF ME1Ico, June 1.-The Govern.
ment has published as official statement OF
the public debt, which shows the total ma
tionat Indebtedness to be much lower than
ia given in recent publications.
The total consolidated debt, which in
cludes the English debt, the Carbajal
bonds, the English and Spanish conven-
tion debts and the interior debt, is $780,
6i5 600, while the unconverted debt ia
FIJI. .0S5 900, a grand total Of Sl5l 100000.
Congress adjourned last evening Its
most important work was the passage Of
the Presidential Reelection Amendment
bill and the bill iavoring mining industry.
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NHw YORK, June l.-Richard NJ, Wal.
ters, Secretary Of the Parnell Parliament.
ary Fund Committee, sailed to-day on the
White Star steamer Germanic, taking with
him tho magnificent testimonial which he
viii present to Nj. Gladstone in the name
Of the great statesman's admirers in tb;a
country. The steamboat Sirius, chartered
BY the COMMITTEES, esCor'ei thu German;c
down 1 me bay, bearing nearly l 600 Of Mr.
Walters friends, among whom we're MANY
,nu.es' ,so.e a coliation was served, speeches
@ were maze and copy Of the addreeses
ters WAS read. " %
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lSDlASAroLls, June 1.-The colored
people OF indianapolis held an indigna
ton meeting last night to denounce the
shooting OF Andrew Payton, one OF thoil
race, who WAS killed recently by Deputy
Sheriff Langenberg.
Some spirited spoechea wero made
threatening retaliation il any more negroes
should be shot, but there was more mod.
Grafton In tho proceedings than was OK.
pccted. The pastors OF sii the coiored
churches were present, and pledged thom.
selves to raise money TO aid In prosecuting
Langenberg.
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Doui'.hSerB Farewell OF the Army,
fARis' June l,-Following is the full
text OF General Boulanger's address in
taking farewell Of the army: iSG
OFFICERS, NoN.CoNMlssloNgp oryrcyps
AND SOLDIERS: The Cabinet which / he. m
ionged having resigned, the President ~ ~,
the Republic has placed the ministry in in
other hands. On taking INV leave oi tha m
co command Of the army desire to offer m nv NV
inanfS nr,a IS 70 all who have supported my 81.
putting the means Of defense Of tbs conn. n.
Iry IN such condition as to be proof
against any emergency. You will be- nm. nm.
DER Na,t the ,eua orders Of my successor, what YOU
iessional duties and faithful TO constitn.
tional laws, respect for which should In
our hearts dominate all other sentimenta
General Ferron, who takes General Bou. u.
langer's place in the Ministry, Commando
the Thirteenth Division INFANTRY Sa NJ tba
Seventh Army Corps. = y !.'' .Ae
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BISMARCK, June 1.-The body Of Post.
master Canon, Of Fort Lincoln, was wash.
ed ashore at Winona, six.y.fve miles
south OF here, yesterday. The Postottice
inspector found irregularities in the otf;cs
and intimated that Canon was lable to
be arrested and imprisoned. He disan'
Pea!ed irom the p0stoilice at six o'ciock
IN the evening, and not until the findjna
oil the body IN the Missouri river conl5
any facts in the case be ascertained. Hs
was worth about $1,000, and 40 far AZ
learned leaves no will. '"' 'N'
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s5KcIdI DVpdlch 70 lKt IhltIlUtlctr.
PARrERsBuna, W. Va, Juue l.-Ezra
Bosworth, cook on the J. King, a Little
kanawhs tug boat, fell dead to-day on his
boat near the wharf. He had been work.
ing hard and WAS very warm and drank
ice water. He died almost Instantly. lie
used TO run on the Paskersburz and
Wheeling packets and WAS well known to
river men, lie formerly lived at Newport,
Ohio.
Tho Baptist State Convention, colored,
convenes here tomorrow and will be in
session till over Sunday. A number Of
prominent colored ministers will be pres.
ont
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CLEVELAND, O., June l.--W. o. Cotter.
man, station agent Of the Cincinnati,
Hamilton K Dayton Railroad Company at
Tontogany, o., was attacked while on his
way home from the depot last night by
two masked robbers, who succeeded in
getting away with about 800. Several
shots were fired, one Of which took effect
In his right arm near the elbow and an.
other shattered q watch in his vest pocket,
which saved his life. lie returned the
fire and wounded one OF the robbers.
Both escaped.
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In Honor of Glntl,tpns.

LONDON, June l,-Preparations are be.
ing made to hold demonstrations in honor
Of Mr.. Gladstone at all the places through
which he passes en- route to Swansea He
has consented to receive addresses A.
many stations, on the condition that bs
shall not be expected to make sot snecch. H. :.
es. In receiving deputation at Hsward.
en-, yesterday, he said: ~ must ksen
what little voice is left me for enca"a. p
ments 10 which am already bound . h'''.
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CHURCH j: $ORGAN# WINS
To sooTnE sAyAeE pnEAsrs
In the United Presbyterian Church-Aftsr
Much Discussion and Fiiibusteripg the
NJ Instrumsntallsts are Victorious by s
i1EAE q Very Large Majority.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-During the dis
cusaion OF the report Of the Committee o,
Home Missionu, in the United Presby
terian Assembly yesterday, genera
charges Of uniaithiulness upon the part o
missionaries were made by Rev. D. 8
Kennedy. The burden OF his complain
was that they had used instrumental
music In their services, Tin dlsobedlence,' )
he added, "of Christ. 30 long as unln.
spired melody is uHed," he continued
"ths church will not contribute to home
missions. .o,.i.i 4 -.i.fsJ
Rev. J. R. McCallister, Of Msssachu.
sets, made light Of Mr.. Kennedy's charges
and declared that he was "tired of tbis
waving OF the bloody shirt" Rev. J. q.
Carson presented the following: : i
Resolved, That no part OF the money an,
propriated In this report shall be exnena,
ed In any congregation which Is known to
use Instruments Of music In connection
with the worship Of God. 'o.l l55l'y 1'1.'5T
The vote was: For instrumental music,
l22; sgainst, IS. .sa7zlI II ! -
Later in the session protest against
the appropriation Of money to the Boards
Of Foreign Missions, Home Missions
and Church Extensions In cases where
instrumental music Is usedl to assist In
the worship Of God was received, signed
by twelve delegates. 1t set forth
that 1t was in violation OF the action Of the
General Assembly Of 1885, and that Il
places an unnecessary and insurmoupta.
bic Obstacle in the way Of many who wish
to contribute to these boards, The pro.
test was voted down. -
To-day Rev. ]. R. Johnson, OF Washing.
ton, Pa, proposed the following substi.
tuts:. "The appeal assumes that there is a
law In the church under which families
and congregations can be forbidden to use
instruments in their worship. The CON,
trary, however, is the fact; for the
law, which was previously in force,
has been repealed, thus leaving the
question to be managed by both families
and churches under the guidance Of
Christian prudence, and the law which
provided for the thing whereby one NAV
edify another, We therefore recommend
that the appeal be not sustained
Everybody had something to say on the
subject. - y
The Rev. James Brown said that the an.
peal should be sustained. 1t was a matter
OF conscience with him.
Elder CHARLES F. Dsans, of Pittsburgh,
in behalf Of the young people, appealed in
favor OF the organ.
Alter further debate the matter was dis
posed Of by the adoption OF Rev. Browns
proposition as follows: For the prop.
osition, and therefore for the orpsn-min.
isters 81, elders i6, total lO7. Against the
proposition, ministers 80, elders "a,
total 81. -
The special committee on reform urged
the need Of q stricter observance OF The
Sabbath, and declared against LIQUOR
lfcenses, urging the brethren 10 vote for
strict prohibition only.
Davenport, Iowa, was chosen as the
next place Of the annual meeting Of the
Board Of Missions and Cedar Rapids as
H.. Il Al. n
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Pirra8uRaH, June lat meeting Of
Of tho Connellsville coke syndicate to-day
tho request Of tho strikers for n confer.
enco WAS granted, and committee was
appointed to meet tho workmen'a com.
mittee in this city tomorrow. II Is pre-.
dicted that tho conference will result In
an understanding by which tho strikers
will return TO work,
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Do you hear the voice Of your Uncle
John Sherman talking gospel truth from
the capital OF Illinois VI "a i G.

u TnE sweet refreshing showers Of yester.
day would have been more welcome II
the same volume Of water had been dis
tributed over more hours. 1t isn't com.
Portable to stand under a river with the
hottnn mt. n - - ~ ri tt's.5I 81 z
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Tho TliiHtis Wins,

LONDON, June 1.-The, yacht race 10.
day over tho royal Thames sixty miles
conrso, was won by tho Thistle, which
ran the course In six hours, The Irex
covered tho distance In six hour, and
thirty minutes, tho Geneata in six hours
and thirty.Hlx minutes, - '''
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PITTSBURGH, June 1.-The iron manu-.
iacturers OF Pittsburgh district met here
to-day and appointed a committee to con.
fer with the Amalgamated Association Of
Iron and Steel Workers for the purpose Of
arranging a scale Of wages for the ensuing
year. The conference will be held some
day next week. The Amalgamsied Asso.
citation will probably ask Tor tho scale Of
1854, which will be a slight advance over
the present Weges.
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OMAHA, NEH., June 1.-The thirty-third
biennial convention Of the Evangelical
Lutheran church in the United States
opened this evening in Kountzs Memoir.
a Church. The general synod represents
2223 synods, consisting Of SIG ministers and
l3i, $40 members. The are 1872 delegates
in attendance from all parts OF the couu.
try. The opening session this evening
was an interesting affair. The synod will
begin business tomorrow morning, and
the opening sermon will be preached by
DR.. Rhodes,
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GREAT confusion results, and an extra
session Of the Pennsylvania Legislature is
made possible, from the failure Of the
President Of the Senate to sign an import.
, ant revenue bill passed at the seasion Just
closed. The wise heads can find no way
To get over the break. -
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: Mn, BLAINE tells reporter Of the New
York World that Burchard's bad break,
which he insists he did not hear, cost him
several thousand votes in New York.
( Notwithstanding, he has never been sat
,iafed that he was defeated. He pronouncea
his physical condition Al.
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UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT,

.
The Programme Of E1ercises-Unrui On.
dets Get Themselves In Trouble,
Special Correspondence of the Iatellisenoa.
MoRaANTowN, W. Va, June 1.-Mor-
gantown is beginning to don her usual
spring costume. The streets are being
cleaned, houses are receiving fresh coats
Of paint, and the whitewash brush Ia
frightening the dim looking fence. The
University grounds are being put in good
condition, and the lawns are being mown
daily to keep them in trim for Commence.
ment. Examinations are being held this
week, and next week will be devoted ex.
clusively to the closing exercises, Guard
duty has commenced, and the sentiuel'e
cry Of "all's well" is again heard In the
stiffness OF the night. The only thing to
mar the pleasure Of the festivities next
week is the miserable condition OF the
walk to the University, but hopes are en-.
tertained that the town council will soon
make amends for their past negligence,
The programme OF the exercises Is as fol.
lows:
Sunday, II A. M.-Bacralaurea.e Sermon by Rev.
J smith, d. D., LII d.
ASsay 81 81 hd1 %&Sarss M before the Literary So
Tuesday. 7:so P. M.-ReSentI priz, Contest, Frome.
made outert. -
Wednesday, r. a.-contest between the Literary
SOcl ties
Thursday. $50 A. NJ Commencement.
THURSDAY, +: a.-Afumui Meeting: Orator, J, I,
Harris, '73: Poet, ". I. v. Barbe, 81.
Between 10 and II P. NJ. Monday NIGHT
q crowd OF unruly students headed by a
Cadet Lieutenant, tried to cross Post l.,
guarded by Sentinel Roemer. When
challenged they refused to halt and the
guard being turned out they were placed
under arrest and put in the guard house.
While in the guard house they made
night hideoua by yelling and screaming,
and kept up a constant battle with the
guards, who were required to preserve
order. Several prisoners were stuck
with bayonets, but none were seriously
injured. Last night at drill General
Order No. l2, issued by James L. Wilson,
First Lieutenant Of the Fourth o. S. Ar.
tillery, and Commandant OF Cadets was
read, which removes all cadets engaged In
the disturbance from the line OF promo.
ton and places the Cadet Lieutenant uu.
der arrest. A court martial will probably
remove the shoulder straps from this in.
dividual.
Commencement ball promises to be an
immense affair. Invitations are out and
the University hall has been secured. The
Wheeling Opera House orchestra with ten
pieces will furnish the music.
The Fairhont, Morgantown & Parkers.
burg road has changed its schedule and
We now have two trains daily, one arriving
at 9:35 A. N. and the other al 3:5Or.M.
During commencement week a daily
paper will be published, containing full
reports Of all the exercises at the Uni
yersity. 1t is under the management Of
Messrs. Waters and Crawford and prom.
ises to be the best daily yet Issued.
Persons desiring to attend commence.
ment at Morgantown June, 6 to 81 can
procure round trip tickets at the West
Virginia offices on the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad, by applying to President Turner,
stating the number OF tickets wanted.
These tickets will be good from June 9th
10 the 10th.
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Al Night

Always have Acker's Baby soothor at
hand. 1t is tho only Baio medicine yot
made that will romove all iniantile dlsor.
dera. 1t contains no Opium or Morphine,
but gives tho child natural ease from pain,
Price 25 cents. Sold by Logan 4 90. and
q. Menkemeller. o
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NEWMAN MURDER TRIAL
Drawing to a Closs-No Evidence OF I'm
portancs Adduced. EIts,
Htridl Dispdich "a lf fui,ilioh,sev y S IiENltt

portanoe Adduced. I.It,,
speeiai Di,pdieh % LAt Inisllica,ee. Z ;
HEw MARrrSsylLLs. VIVA, June II.
This ia the seventh day Of the trial Of
John NJ. Newman for the killing Of Jacob
R. Baxter. From present indications the
case will not close before Saturday. II
would not be proper for your CORES.
pondent to venture an opinion now as to
what the result viii be-. The case has
been closely contested up 10 the present
time and perhaps all there Ia In It has
been produced in evidence. ;s VI 5Il,TT
The evidence from this time on will be
chiefly cumulative In It's character, or a
denial Of some point already supposed to
be proven. MSS 'S'lsljl tfF
james Newman, father Of John NJ.
Newman, was the first witness this morn.
ing. He corroborated the testimony OF
bis son, the prisoner; also OF his wife,
who testified yesterday. = 5B5iI.I'
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CLEVELAND, O., June 1.-The General
Synod Of the Reformed Church Of the
United States began five days session
at Akron, Ohio, to-day. Rev. r. E. Sc.
bach, OF Baltimore, preached the opening
sermon. About 800 delegates we're pres.
ent
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DAYTON, o., juno l.-Fowlsr Stoddard
who wM shot by Newton Chubb lasi
night, diod thia morning. The assAasin
was romnnded 10 jail without bail on
the charge oi murder In tho 0rH. degree.
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Roaf, June la pspal rcscript has
been issued ordering high mass and te
deum to DO sung in all Catholic churches
IN England In honor Of the Qaeens